
The Prime Minister's statements in Bruno Vespa's book
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni declared to Bruno Vespa that the RAI reform is at an advanced stage in Parliament, criticizing the attitude of the left on the governance of the public company.
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The reform of Rai governance is a recurring theme in the Italian political debate. The current regulatory structure is the subject of cross criticism between the majority and opposition forces.
The reform of the Rai "is a matter that Parliament is dealing with, but it seems to me that we are at a good point. So, finally, we will also take this topic away from the left. The issue, however, explains well how ridiculous they are. The current law on the Rai was made by the left, who then used it for years to define the governance of the Rai. Then, when we came to government, they said that the law needed to be changed because it gave too much power to politics in Rai. Well, this is the left in Italy".
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said this to Bruno Vespa for the book "History of the Second Republic. From Berlusconi to Meloni. From Prodi to Schlein", released tomorrow by Mondadori-Rai libri.

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